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| NHL Team Worth $1 Billion |
Placing second are the New York Rangers, whose estimated value is $750 million, while Montreal Canadiens are third, with $575 million.
According to Forbes, the Top 3 teams accounted for 83 percent of the NHL's operating income.
Rounding the Top 5 are the Chicago Blackhawks ($350 million) and Boston Bruins ($348 million), respectively.
Meanwhile, the reigning Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings took the 10th spot with a value of $276 million.
Forbes says there was a nine per cent increase of NHL's total revenues, which is now $3.4 billion. Fuelled by the increase, the average NHL team is now worth $282 million, 18 per cent more thana year ago.
Check out below the value of each NHL team based on Forbes survey:
| 1. Toronto Maple Leafs: $1 billion 2. New York Rangers: $750 million 3. Montreal Canadiens: $575 million 4. Chicago Blackhawks: $350 million 5. Boston Bruins: $348 million 6. Detroit Red Wings: $346 million 7. Vancouver Canucks: $342 million 8. Philadelphia Flyers: $336 million 9. Pittsburgh Penguins: $288 million 10. Los Angeles Kings: $276 million 11. Washington Capitals: $250 million 12. Calgary Flames: $245 million 13. Dallas Stars: $240 million 14. Edmonton Oilers: $225 million 15. San Jose Sharks: $223 million |
16. Ottawa Senators: $220 million 17. Minnesota Wild: $218 million 18. Colorado Avalanche: $210 million 19. New Jersey Devils: $205 million 20. Winnipeg Jets: $200 million 21. Anaheim Ducks: $192 million 22. Buffalo Sabres: $175 million 23. Tampa Bay Lightning: $174 million 24. Florida Panthers: $170 million 25. Nashville Predators: $167 million 26. Carolina Hurricanes: $162 million 27. New York Islanders: $155 million 28. Columbus Blue Jackets: $145 million 29. Phoenix Coyotes: $134 million 30. St. Louis Blues: $130 million |
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